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Bought 5 litres the other week, have refilled the car, and now have maybe 2 litres spare after my brakes were leaking, and I have refilled and rebled etc.
The fluid I have caught is clean, but it seems a.shame to throw it away as it has air in it.
I have ran it through a seive, but I can't see that doing anything.
Any suggestions?
What about a coffee filter?
What about a coffee filter?
Sounds a bit strong, potentially. Will have a go though mate.
Was gonna try blowing into it with a straw, and catching the bubbles?
brainsnova
03-06-13, 12:21 AM
Must of been some leak lol
When I bleed my bike brakes I apply negative pressure to the syringe which makes all the air rise (bubbles appear from nowhere)... Just another idea
Must of been some leak lol
In all seriousness, it was lol. Rebuilt calipers, all new drums, shoes, cylinders etc. Everything but the long, hard pipes.
Two sets of short hard pjpes and two sets of cylinders later, it's sorted.
Cheapo crap cylinders were both leaking from pipe fitting and bleed nipple. No obvious thread damage or cracks. Dry inside.of.drum etc.
It's had a good purge anyway. lol
enemies cars?
(Batt died mate)
Buy cheap buy twice lol. I cant think of any way of putting the fluid into a big enough vacuum, when doing the bike its only 50ml at a time.
Buy cheap buy twice lol. I cant think of any way of putting the fluid into a big enough vacuum, when doing the bike its only 50ml at a time.
dyson?
Was waiting for that one lol... Thought it'd be brains tbf lol
dyson?
Look at me, look at me. I have a posh hoover.
Pathetic.
Buy cheap buy twice lol. I cant think of any way of putting the fluid into a big enough vacuum, when doing the bike its only 50ml at a time.
Bikes are **** where brake fluid is concerned. I bet you have all the fancy bleeding gear too?
They don't make.it easy!
Andy, used fluid works best for that, doesn't it?
I prefer road paint. :d
Look at me, look at me. I have a posh hoover.
Pathetic.
I don't get involved mate,ask me mrs lol
Andy, used fluid works best for that, doesn't it?
I prefer road paint. :d
Ah ask the resident scum bag eh? lol
I don't get involved mate,ask me mrs lol
Suppose if you won't clean your neck, there's little chance of you doing the house. lol
Bikes are **** where brake fluid is concerned. I bet you have all the fancy bleeding gear too?
They don't make.it easy!
My Shimano are easy as it's open resivoir on the lever, My avids on the other hand.... Need my fancy bleeding gear lol
Suppose if you won't clean your neck, there's little chance of you doing the house. lol
Bahahaha.Went in shop with a tidemark after earliers welding efforts,felt grim lol
Bahahaha.Went in shop with a tidemark after earliers welding efforts,felt grim lol
I was in the Post Office once and noticed a glove tidemark on me wrists, from work.
Was giro day and I had a halfy in. FML.
My Shimano are easy as it's open resivoir on the lever, My avids on the other hand.... Need my fancy bleeding gear lol
Too much hassle. lol
Just take your brakes off and jam a good trainer in the back tyre.
hahahahaha
remember the "resin days" were everyone had been welding to get little burn holes in their trackies?? lol
hahahahaha
remember the "resin days" were everyone had been welding to get little burn holes in their trackies?? lol
The half leather I put in my 106 was like that lol. So was the rear bench on the RSi, in places. Before I had it sorted.
Lmao @ 'welding' "Aw pure nee way av propa knacked me Kappa poppas."
hahahahaha
remember the "resin days" were everyone had been welding to get little burn holes in their trackies?? lol
Hahaha, that was my excuse to a girlfriends dad when I was about 17 lol
http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQm84Am0DwifXlb8JAyw9BdkpW8MrkOU RH8RTjrQ1MyHhMFVmQ5me best welden troosarz
I had those, the poppers went all the way up on them.... I was left in my pants on numerous occasions lol
I had adidas as hull was,and still is a deprived area.
brainsnova
03-06-13, 02:00 AM
You can't be those school out days when you would go to car mechanics at a college for the day and be pushing the cars into each other, kappa trackies kids started it lol
Kappa ****ing hell that brings back some memories, all the scruffy charvas treating kappa like it was the new Armani clobber. Absolutely horrible looking stuff Krappa was, looked like it belonged in the early days of track suit development and never left.
I had some Adidas popper trousers (upper class and all that) thankfully they didn't go all the way up (that I can remember) but like Conad I also was left with me under crackers on show many times.
brainsnova
03-06-13, 08:45 PM
**** knows what they were thinking with the buttons unless they saw the way they would get ripped off lol
meanwhile, back at the thread, i can't imagine any 100% safe method of home filtering brake fluid. its usually a 1 time only deal...you could try selling it on ebay as from a racecar/drift championship winning motor etc.... some tit will buy it.
brainsnova
04-06-13, 08:49 PM
I would just take it to my local waste disposal site and pour it away. I just buy the small bottles
Southie
04-06-13, 09:52 PM
What's the point in keeping it? How much £ is it worth anyway, you'll just buy some more when the times ready lol
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